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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-04
1ROCBLE ~ THE DETRDIT NISE.

SOME or THE PLAYERS FORM a "COuENE
AG MT THE MANAGER-HAsEHALL MOTIFS.
woul1 blink that aiIcr club had The baseball
pionsp Of the wOr there ous 10 moro trouble
tho players. That is lot The case how yer.
for the PLAYERS Detroit cub aBytn but pleas
cut frame Of nina at resent According TO dispatches
10 Tie SpOHtnq Times last night The
Dvclcst kind 0! fight Is expected in the
wolverine olub The trouble seems to DO caused
by Mana2or Watkins who has for icson become Oh
Doxous 10 the player 1t seems that eight Of tho players
fubinc AMI will refuse 10 sign with the
Detroit club II Watkins ictane as manager
Watkins VIII un3OuJt CO. but who his successor Will DO
IA as yet uncertain.
HanoU, The captain Of the nlo seen last night and
sad that he saying anything tho sub ect
but lie admitted TIT several members OF the team told him
that they would not play Detroit Mr.. Watkins gci
the team MI earns Las heard this too. he d, and
think tat lie i taxing some action on the matter BOD
Lealeys name suggested to Inn. ant he said That hc
could not hnd man 10 I'LL eadlev place and Tor that reason
he would not even entertain the idea OF making
G. H. Byrnes OF the Brook ClIb askei las might
lie confident however Caruthers would sign
IN a few days
The ilehnium plan which Will be published fun IN
The LDe Ia Philddslphii
attention baseball PRINCIPAL object of the
scheme IA cquazc tho playing strength Of all clubs
Whether not II VIII be adopted by the baseball Organiza.
tions remains TO be seen
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ton when the Faithful Service" badges arc presented
ext Tuesday.
COLUMBIA FRESHMEN on TOP
THEY BEAT THE JUNIORS For THE FOOTBALL CHAM
PION5nIP CUP.

THEY BEAT The JUNIORS For THE FOOTBALL CHAM
PIONSHIP CUP.
About 500 Columbia students gathered Oh tho foo
Grounds yesterday to eooiball game between to
fire smen and juniors for $3.50 cup and the champion
ship OF the college The game called mt 3ococK'
and 80 won the ball and the east goal The Dali was
gradually worked back and forth IN tie middle OF inc
field when Robertson 9, made good kick. ana Defore
Smith, 80, could stop the ball futile had sezed IL anu
made touchdown. Dilworth then placed the bail ana
Robertson kicked a goal Just twenty minutes after tie
game started after the ball was put IN play again
Dlwor'h freshman kicked In the meek, throwing
the cartilage the throat out OF shape ana tre was
called for a few moments while a doctor nat the Al
ans apple back IN place. Before anything could DC
gained by either side. time for the first hal was called
with the score OF the freshmen Pelton,
80 for smuggling and Cook, So took MS
place 49,.
In the second half both sides fought desperately ANA
49, disabled, Nassa 49, took his place httcr
tn enty-llv minucs. Dworth 81, secured another
touchdown and schultz kicked goal. Time was called
with the - 10 in favor OF the freshmen Inc
referee ". H. NOyes and the umpire j. D. Mapes,
'~S. Tie PLAYERS
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Mr-rILLAynor, RAILWAY lyrEL.IGEyce

MG-'IILANEOrS RAILWAY INrELLIGENCi~
1t WI. stated in " III street yesterday that hr gross
earnings Of tho Oregon Ia lHiy and Naylg iti5n Conn
pauy for tLc first week ia November 2-4.9sB -
pNccs, o. the corresponding week 81 l~-u, anl tho
increase for the second week va. S3G,tJ9
PM tDIIrHIA, Dec , lSpcc,ah.-It has been fus-
ec,ted 10 Iun a limo from kiukona, OIL the Amboy
DIVISION and s,I.c the sc,,hore road from IN ia
delpha Long Branch below Browns MiI, I.s would
require tic binding of only snort cut OIL to inc
Branch by way OF Lswisbars aad New-i,bon + could
be used for the New-York and Northern rcrnsy ut
passenger traffic, and IL Is said IS being ft'oTby con-
sidered by the pennsy vtniI Railroad officials.
The West jersey :2ir1al Company Is spending many
thousands OF dollars improvements AT Melville. Tho
freight business has Increased rapidly at t, station
that there pressing med or more freight tracks, dAi
two additional enes VIII be lad from Green ST. TO
BFoad-sl.
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Is Increasing Largely ilaf tho
company will two tugs on sundays to TOW tue scayy
isais containing freiYAt cars dcrps, tIs river lfon
Philadcl phla TO Camden.
ISpIANAroIis. Dee (Spccioh.-Iho contemplated
deal between the Mackey syndicate aud the naois
Decatur and Springfield Company has been declared Oh
Mr. Msckcy pay for the read in consolidated
bond ting the Peoria, Decatur and Eyan.vlc ana
the indianapolis and sprlngh ID The latter company
declacd TO enter into any such arrangement
NJ. l.. Ingalls, president OF the tincsnati Indianapolis
ST. Louis and Chicago road has proposed 10 the tncin
natl Wabash and Michigan 10 bear part or tie expense
In building line between Kushvilc AM Anderson, Ind
connecting tho two roads Through this connection he
Cincinnati, Wabash and Michigan would secure sEsrcr
route from Northern Michigan TO Louisville ana ChciH
natl than any existing
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The excitement IN the Metal ENchau-' "a. sci ~
the heavy purchase, Of pig tin. lar copper ana leai
by French Syndicate IS gradually d,avfcara To
activity Of RE syndicate IS not less than 10 d., i'e,
lut thc operators here are getting accustomed io no
present condition Of things. The market is gu.eb
and is a waiting ouc. The uncertainty ol What 10
next few day, may bring forth IS ha'lu- al aiitrc'
a1in effect ou an transactions. Brokers are a"alo
that any sudden political cata~,rol l' IN France Would
send pr.cr, Ms. u- and arc therefore backward about
fo1cl.ns amy st.,I
Yesterday. tA' flct that no cable quotations ar
ritcl 90 being saturday holiday iu LonduiI added 10
th, quiet SECRETARY shr,cr. Of the F\eI ln-.' re-
celvcd a private Telegram during the day. Announcing
street prices for chill bar copper n,m VIA COM
tuucd upward tendency. The prices were - ponds
>hu-- a.. copper. and - pounds 10 shlIlln-> ior
lead. There We're no quotations ior tin
~ VA, stated I'm yesterdays IRlHl VI the >yndl'
cate h, gauplcd WIKI lead aftcr getting a. much ia
ina a, was puicha>ahlr. Yesterday being saturday
the trading VA, limited Mrudcl tnr syndicate hro.
good, offered The total sales I'm lead wct' aboIt 90
tons. against Fridays go totS. Another lear ais
tempt to break thu market was mad. This Un' 10
lead but failed. did Fridays cndcaNo 20 sell -uNh
tin Nrulcl took everything chraplN.
Sensational reports regarding fires ia The "um'S
and Ilccla mines. Ia the superior region. Wrr u''tt
as bull arguments. The bcttrl> on .urrui tnli,t
before l. cent copper are getting Sau-ui.H l~',"
ingut copper oleurd yc>icllN al Is ccut>. -" COY
lor closed at IL >. January futures Is A. l'V ""
cher futures, hcyuml, 1" T.
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yOr 40 IyyOCFyr AZ NE LOOTED

Mrs George b. Haines. Of NJ 2l7 West llttl "''" -"
who took such great interest In the flower po'' jus
began, age fourteen. or No 2ll East Twenty s'''"'
on Friday and pleaded with Justice German AT INC
ferson Market Police Court not 10 mprson the l'' n
10 give him into her custody (Which was Sta"'S' MA
peared yesterday in court and adnlTu .I' uhan she
eft court with the boy they went ' the h'F' I" bers
Gov at No 1876 last Twenty thlrd-st op arm ns psr-
began refused 10 20 any further with hsr Al n0s Lat
.uaSons were OF no avail and she then i,co''.,n o.
Agent stocking OF the society for TIE ,en,hf 10
Cruelty 10 Chil.ren was right. began WIS p"'sa, 10
coult however ty his mother, and On ner poneS tie
keep him OH The sweets Justice German u'''""
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cL04K MANrrA crrRERS o0 rYnEn

tIUAH III Y II u UItLHo UU LNUEH.
William Kayton and Louis Mayer com posing the firm
Of Kayton Mayer d Co., manufacturers OF clsaks. at
No 4O4 Broadway, made al assignment ye,terday to
John ". Atwood, giving preference TO the Ninth Ma
tional Bank for S. 900 premisssy note. They have
been this business about twenty years and were
viousy In the retail drygssds business In the Bowery
They have stood we'll in trade and generally discounted
their purchase For tho last three years their state
snent OF condition January showed over 100000
In business and no liabilities Mr. Cromwell OF Sui
Aysn Cromwell attorneys for the firm, said yesterday
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SUICIDE or E4NK rRESIDKyr

SYtACusr, Dec. lSPeciah.-Nhcn Irving Dunlap en-
tered tho bathroom Of his house In Fnyete Park this
afternoon he found the dead body OF hs fnthernlaw
Oliver T. Burt lying upon the floor. In the night hand
WAS a small bulldog pistol. bullet from which lad
passed through Mr.. hurts head. Mr.. Burt of
tho leading citizens Of Syracuse Tic had suffered from
melancholy for lime lie president of the Cen.
trail City Bank and Of tic Lake Ontario Steamboat Com
pany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-04

Bo.roN Dec IA few day ago dccisien ia favor OF
Massachusetts rendered IN the OF the Common
wealth against the Western Union Telegraph Company
ia q suit {, $1,000, being tho amount OF taxes
imposed on the Western Union Telegraph Company In
I-~6. The Western Union has nov appealed Ia the
supreme Court Of the iIet States The Weston Union
Is gutiEg a similar tax IVA other states
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that the failure was caused by shnkage depreciation
losses by bad debts and changes IN fashion ana airy rot
Their business such that hey could nos carry over
stock TIL the next for 1t must he sold lhev iu
large stock hand or winch an Inventory wa Or,
made Ar nra.cnt ne could no tell the amount az The
assets bu Thought the Liabilities were ahsut SlOoVVo
The firm had always stosJ well and ha the syihP''H'
Tho frade
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DESPERATE FIGHr WIN HER CRtZr Hr>FtNp
Nicholas Ectgrn attempted TO NIL his wife "H"
cary ing knife at No. l6l Jackson ,t Btoolllh !'
tcrday. She fought de, pcratcy with him ior a" "''
when her N" shbor, ware aroused and came &" '' ""'
MIS-. Bergen escaped and secured policeman, ""' ~
rested Bergen. She says that her husband las ''"
crazcd 10y his misfortune, during the last wv" N'"'
lie was for some tmc IN good cgcunl>ial.' 90, ~
Ilcmpstral. L. l., hut eight months ago she l'll ,
account of cruel treatment and came with h,. lu'"
children to Eloohlyn hiring the house IN J1 N>"
lie found her only few days age, AMI he >r'U ~
broken down that She consented 10 I've WIN i'iiII
again but on Friday he again hrcol" Violent 't l"
al, wife that IL was lis intention - XII her I''e'
wa, held for examination 10y Jdsticc Nachcr.
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crEiH10rY r0r pHILADFLpHI4.

PHLtbiirnIA Dcc 8 ,Spci1i.-Iho Thiialcl pha
CrcLaior, rs almost completed. The cost. including
The ground, viii %. $JooOO T.trc are iiehcs la ono 81
the rooms lo holt the aslr- OF tl' dead IL urn- The
furnace foot Niic 10 long and hgn Inc
ictorls . feet long, feet Wide and feet high
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ERIES NEW STATION ~ JERSEY CITY.

HANDSOME STRUCTURE COSTING OVER ploo'Voo
FEATURES OF THE BUILDING
Passengers by the Erie railway have TOT seVerai
months noticed the steady progress, of the new station
and train shed at Jersey city, which are now Completed
and Will be opened pablo fOr the first time to-day
The cost exceeds S2OOO0J TAc station building proper
is three stories high the English Gothic style Of arenl
lecture. treated free and unconNeauosal manner
and il. rep4ete all the modern convent noes mas
frontage of 127 feet in Pavoniaave ana river ir""t
age of 100 The exterior OF the building Is orh@
mented with towers rising TO height OF 10 Ie't
the erior nisc in hacd woods in their ha'hr'i COZ"
ors light afforded by spacious WINDOWS oil sialheu
glass The train shed is 10 by coo feet The tst "or
of tie station has a general waitingroOm sc by 100
feet ticket-oll e. Ia Hes waiting room. restaurant
smoking rcom layaories. etc HE second noor IL de-
voted t. oil Tor General Suprrl tchlrhl
Dvi ion superintendent R.alnl>tcr. AND "lher o.l'eS
connected vita the uOrtItipn depart ucht gar
lrv oncrcle, three sides floor by which access Is
had tae Offices nan-l Ihe thrl nsor VIII ne rccu
pied by the ,ccOuutan am his stan. he ssolh ol
ferry checks Otherthan those using he Terry Has pc
abolished and passengers 20 10 the bOdls urec"y
from the
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UOHE Ne VS..
NEW. YORK CITY.

pal Home for Aged Ministers Will be held Thursday
Friday and saturday, December E, and TO- az the
Hotel Brunswick under the paronase Of many prom prom
ncnt ladies. among whom are Mrs. benjamin L. swan
Mrs stephen Nash, Mrs Hunting. Miss Ruttcr, MISS
Pott, Miss Bloodgood and Miss Calender
Lieutenant Colonel A. 5. Bacon, formerly Colonel
Of the ed Regiment y. G. 5. y. Y, and graduate
of West Point in l-77 Will speak on Personal Purity
I'm Association Hail. Twenty third st. and Fourth
ave, at > 80 p. m. to-day.
People who visited the American Institute building
during the fair which closed last night Will see great
change In the big structure when December III IL
IS again thrown open to the public As coon as the
machinery and exhibits OF the fair arc removed, an
army Of wormcn Will begin the task Of preparing the
building for the occupd Of Frank A. Rohbn's or
Gus which IS 10 DO opened there on Christmas I've Mr
Robbins has been actively at work for number OF
months IN getting his plans In shape ana promises
circus OF unusual attractions.
Or. Oarlman L. Wait, formerly wcll-to-do dentist,
in partnership with HIS father at No 45 East Twenty
third ST., died suddenly IN tho hallway OF the cigar
at No 49, seventh ave at 10 m YESTERDAY
He had become a physc wreck from long continued
dissipation, to which his death was due
Croton water rents for tho week, s2s,io2 c8 I;
licenses issued, 1851; receipts, S3,4l3 %.
Julia Wolf and oscar o. Frlcdlandcr were married
by Mayor Hewitt yesterday in the city Hall The
groom S an Importer Of laccs In this city. Tho bride
camc over from Germany on the steamer Ems last
Friday. Three men and woman accompamed INC
couple
A feature Of the week the Produce EAchanso
,-as an ovtra attendance Of Wall street spectators
..., -, 80, ,,,.o.t.,, t,no az brc,dstutf, AMI hog
NJ 49,. ,' - ''' '''
I'o'"'''
Holly branches with their vermillon berries ana
other decorations fox Christmas already In market
The lad.e, Of the Church Of the Beloved Disciple
. 49,, ,,,.,t., and Madison ave. will holi fair
In flc sunday school rooms, December 10 = Oo'h
afternoon, and evenings.
,r In " Mind Tom was
hold I'm 500 bail I'm the Harlem Court yesterday for
,tl t ,llo,rfn- blind Tom 10 play at Harlem Hall
ON Thursday night without permit
Six . ..,,,, ,,oi.- mon were discharged yesterday
.. , r..r...,u Market Police Court.
w '"-''' ''l'.'' '' ,,, ., .,,,,r. ~.
Tic Central oNcc i'.c' 'I''' "c'' "''''- -
,,,.~,,.,,r Hamilton
The L'"'' 'f N5,"' '''.'u W ~ LII, ,,,r,.tiv,
Post 40. 49, ~" ~ 49, wi" No. ,I,rd,vcn,y.
far In Mr'i I-Ht HtI i' '''. ''. 49,.
h.tf.~i. l"tNc.u seventh and IL-h'f aN's' l,'.i,9
ard Wednesday. December d and I, aicf""" "''N ~'~
INK
-, .. - ,.,,., r,~,rch resident, Max O'Rcll
l' ''t -. .,..i..r,,., Han in
VIII rf' e'..'' 'i i'''.''-' ID ' " -, .
French The subject f0r %" afternoon OF l@'cHio'r
q, o.u 81. . ,,..l tic HccoWr-tious - ENGLAND and
---f.flr fr.f.l.t. ..iLiu-, from John Bun 90 son
4' aiH l. Nh' '.' ''''''''
IS. " j. Round of Or Prison A--".'' "'' WIZ
speak fN, AFTERNOON nf t' i.li->i e.. 'i'" "1 '"'
Az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-04

The ROYAL ArcaEum club I'm, recently been organ
zrd ha, nt IT'S he dquarirr> In the iivcstoy house
No. lJ3 Iic,repont St. which has been rented for
this purpose. 10, membership Is limited To mem
brrs ~ the order m HIootNu The membership is
now about 200 The club IS expected To obtain IA
membership OF 1000.
1homa, Belts, Of 40. 10 India ST., arrested
ON Friday night charged with attempting to set his
house an fire lie Was auaisncd yesterday and
pleaded not guilty. saying that hc had only been play
Ing u Ihactca joke Ills case was st down by
Justice Massey for next Wednesday.
Bridget Nolan, of No. 26 Carroll st., attempted
suicide yesterday by drinking ammonia. She was
found At homo In great agony and taken to ~.
Peters Hospital where She was improving last
lug.
Mr. and Mrs. John + Hoy are to conduct gospel
temperance work In Brooklyn this winter They be
GIN this evening IN the Park Avenue Primitive
Methodist thulth. reception Will bc given them
10y tho clergy Of the city at tho church IN the alter
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yJy so Easy TO IMPEDE TRAFFIC.
THE NEW SWITCHING system IN CHICAGO WILL
BATTLE ST TX RS


CHICAGO Dee (Spccid. There Is now no uo"ol ',''
tbc urc.ent switching arranger,c between the Union
Stock Yards ami Transit Company ana the various r"i
road. cenrin1 I'm that district known as facAihgt'"h
will be success IL was only begun on ihurSday' p"'
so thoroughly has the work been mapped OUT '"' ''o
can lie no hindrances 10 rapid work As huge scheme
Z, a. ~, .r,Ilel in the country There are hundreds OF
miles of tracks within a small territory ana thcre also
n big force of employees Formerly II was 80 'n"' Ill
engineer of train wculi run his engine arouhi TRACK
and lay to in the OF the engine oi arotu 10 us
Lcd and maj engine he would hold in one place Tor
"rs purin th- srrai Lake strike IL wa 'uSi"ln
arv FOR engineers 10 block Like more cnni ", u y,
IN. n for hours Now however there Will ne h"ihihS OF
fhe kind There will be perfect union. hlthvls1 NV
stock yards companv will en- 10y over Two ,
ami nj lea. tniriv zines. that hummer lar "W tno
number OF men aud engines employed Whrn .no ,ai'o
business WAS transac eel b. the various I""". ,,
men and forty-scvcn engines nc Ii',',t 80, ,,
cen adj aed for years and would In continuing along
-, ,, Inc Il iio,s rut still had II not been Tor the Lake
shore and subsequently the packing house strikes
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HOPES or 4 GRAND TRUNK SETTLEMENT

HOBBS OF GENND IN w MI IIIF''I''''
There 4, ,tl no further outne of rate on |I'--'"
meats by the Grand Trunk and the situation remains
fIo tl. the Vaudcl lines which the most 81 al
~ affected are furnishing To- shippers The same ra'H
made by the Canadian road while the other roads are
only Offering To carry the business at rat that VIII pay
the cost If trans portation. which are considerably
above Tie Grand Trunk tariff. The Grand Trunk i
doing the bulk Of the business q" los
ing rates Commissioner Flax i- cNcrinE himself
10 bring the conflicting Interests together ana II IN
constant csIonl"ucr with General Manager Iick
son. of the Canadian road strong hopes az" chlrr-
aiued that arbitration viii br adopted ere long Win
on involving any surrender OF pincpl" hv the Nurl
can line, which are fighting against the power or
desire of foreign line To make what dnnl'nii rare
ON traffic 10 NAV please to do. and thereby put Aurrl
can SINNERS over American lines at a d~adt anla@r
Tho conservative attitude of the Grand Trunk 300 NOT
extending TIC warfare 10 other branches Of ffa'' ont
side of dressed meats lends color the hope That an
amiablc settlement viii Doe reached A. an carly da'"
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no BEER TO BE MINED WITH AyARCHH

NO BEER TO BE MIXED WITH AVA RCHf.
CHICAGO, Dee 3Thc Anarchist San gerfest Committee
called upon the Mayor thi. morning 10 plead for per
mission to supply beer at the demonstration In Battery
d next Saturday. The Mayor declined 10 alter his pre-
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CanaYieS.

Best quality German HarH Canarles - ami q St
Andressberg CanarieS with fancy notes sH 'rgers -
Csmpanui (olden CanaTie>. with tdr sc s1d-s hgt
and bells scale whistlings =. SO and rl5
Choicest stock OF Europe Singing double Yellow Hcae
Parrot words aud music. two great i'.A sweet
$3.50. All kinds parrots. So s. 80. 30 10 Great
variety song birds 81 each Holiday Dlid. collected now
sent when de.red Every bird warranted 70 SUIT
cages. all styles. lowest prices
e.. H. HOLDEN, , 10 6th-aYe., 1Jth- 1D.h SIS. :. \.
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HE RICHMOND AND WEST FONT IF'''I-t~
The closing of the tran-.' books ON Friday an
not settle the question OF the Richmond ana West
Point Terminal Railway management. Friends OF
Alfred suly. the present pr,-i. app caIcd
confident Of his reelection. while the the anu NiiN
rcoplc wcr, positive that there would be radical
change i'm tie management. The principal obsiacIc
in the way Of a chang seems To br tie dlhohIy III
agreeing upon successor 10 President Sully. Il Is
probable that John II. Imam wonid bc most salts
factory to the Southern interests. bat would
excite persistent and bitter opposition by MI
Suy and his friends: Efforts 70 lndnIc
Ro,wcl =. Flower or VIII am Roclrf'Ier 10 lahe inc
Office hay. been thus far unsucccs f and L. T. wilson
ha- declined # for merely personal reasons. hicr
these circumstances 70 l. not Impossible maj Mi.
Sulv will be rc elected witt TIC understanding ihat
hi. resignation Will hc Offered whenever the directors
can secure a satisfactory man If The 0pp",ll"o,m
wished 10 force tight there Is litilc doubt iLi' IL"
,hlrnt would De chosen. hut the inability to agree
on an available successor gives the minority STOCK
advantage r,i..,
SnlIv that he would gladly surrender ms
place if the appearance of being forced ONT conh r
avoided His friends insist that his management tl'
been prudent and wise and that all his aci' IN W.,
past year have been with th' knowledge ana apW"'"
mi directors.
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BUCKET sHOP KEEPERS INDICTED

BUCKET SHOP KEEPERS INDICTED
enc AGO. Dec 3.-rho Grand Jury to-day indicted the
following bucket shop keepers; Lee Hunt, William H..
Aiken. H. G. Wiley, James l.. starbuck, +. l.. lheiana.
George W. Wigs, William shakcl. James A. Murphy,
William Riley David Pusifer, AdOlph lichstcn. John
III. Weaver. II. G. Winchester aud Kennedy l.. owen
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National Assembly Of car drivers Il soon 10 he
formed There are now enough ear drivers VINO are
Knghts OF Labor in the country to entI'lc thom 10
thci~ own National Assembly. II VIII be divided into
five sections. consisting of Ncw-i"Ik' hr"'hyi' Ne"
Jersey Pennsylvania. Massachusetts, ana Michigan
Each district VIII have entire control OF it, own matters
strikes and labor troubles AMI be- managed 10y local
executive hoard. No strikes VIII Ice ordered by one
section that Will interfere with Hnothcf NHrh II ~
found necessary 10 order n ucuI, mat II Hhciy l."
disturb another section. three iouriEs vote "t the
se,tion to he intcrfcrcd with VIII be necessary. \
general executive board elected, lay delegates from rarh
section will have genera supervision oi the entire
order.
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viaus decision. Subsequently they oTrr'' ." w.
NJ ,iir number Z. ace t evcryUi, SOBER INT ne
Mayor dismissed them by uqurinE WI" WIS 10 AecP 'io
fifty sober.